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The Paula Black story: Running long distances and fighting MND
At school, Paula hated PE - now she loves running, tackles 100k challenges and raises awareness of motor neurone disease
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Craig Lewis
How running helped ultra marathoner Deepak Shukla make pearls from lemons
Entrepreneur Deepak credits the sport with helping him achieve success with business, Pearl Lemon
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Meet the everyday athletes who overcame adversity to achieve incredible goals
As Billy Monger breaks the Ironman record for a double amputee, we look at five instances where runners have overcome extreme challenges
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Craig Lewis
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Ali Lopez: The ultra runner who found all of life in one 100-mile day
From floods to a serious eye injury, nothing could stop Ali’s journey toward gaining her home state hundred buckle
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Craig Lewis
Owen Jones: The accidental runner who beat addiction and ran through Nepal
From the unusual beginnings of a step class dare, Owen’s running journey has always embraced a healthy doses of the unknown
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Craig Lewis
Keep on running: How one club is hoping to supercharge its over-50s
Northampton Road Runners have started a new group to help Masters athletes stay fit and run for longer
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Meeting The MARM: How a middle aged running man became a YouTube sensation
Tim Stent's sarcastic running videos won't teach you how to run faster or what trainers to wear - but you will laugh out loud
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Craig Lewis
'Do something amazing' - How running can bring adventure and free your mind
Dharmesh Mistry has completed multi-day events in the Sahara and the foothills of Nepal
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Craig Lewis
The ultra runner on a crash course with UTMB glory
Tarne Westcott is hoping to find Chamonix success at the fourth time of asking
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Craig Lewis
‘Money raised through charity places makes a massive difference, whether for those battling cancer, animals in need, or rough sleepers’
Stan Robertson started feeding Northampton rough sleepers in 2017 - his Project 16:15 charity is one of a host of groups runners can fundraise for at…
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Craig Lewis
Sobriety, running and podcasting - the Joe Hardin story
Joe Hardin hit more than one rock bottom before a phone call to his ex-wife sparked his journey to sobriety
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Craig Lewis
The heroic runners murdered by the Nazis
Fifty Olympians from 12 different countries died in Nazi concentration camps, including at Auschwitz.
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Craig Lewis
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